but it also takes MUCH less time in most cases and can be done much more
easily by one service technician. It's not a money maker, but it covers cost
in our neck of the woods.
How is that possible?
I get a lousy $150 dollars from enphase to rip apart half of a array just to
get at
Yeah I too agree. Bring the techs from Enfizz out put them on a 12/12 pitch
roof, 2 stories up and see if they feel adequately compensaited! This has
ALWAYS BEEN an issue for this industry. We recommend products, buy the
products, without us the manus don't HAVE jobs and we are left trying to
Why would you rip apart an array? We only remove one module in almost
every case, replace the WEEBs, replace the inverter, and we're done. If
there are more than two rows of modules, you might need to remove an
additional module or two, but that takes almost no time. Our steepest roofs
here are
Another option would be to compensate the customer for lost production
until you're out there to replace a second inverter. You can credit this
against Jason's diagnostic fee idea and/or the $150/unit reimbursement
from Enphase. Each unit down is about $30-60/year depending on location.
Could
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Szumlanski
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Subject: Re: [RE-wrenches] Dual Channel Inverters; Hosed By Fronius
Why would you rip apart an array? We only remove
Why would you rip apart an array? We only remove one module in almost every
case, replace the WEEBs, replace the inverter, and we're done. If there are
more than two rows of modules, you might need to remove an additional module
or two, but that takes almost no time. Our steepest roofs
Bob-O,
Fronius is not good for reimbursement anymore. While they used to be, Fronius
has refused to pay for warranty service. Since December, 2012, they have
refused to reimburse me for an inverter swap that THEY told me to make. The
display had an intermit ant problem. When I swapped out the
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